| BIGFOOTED | • bigfooted v. Simple past tense and past participle of bigfoot. • Bigfooted v. Simple past tense and past participle of Bigfoot. • BIGFOOT v. to throw one's weight around. |
| CONFITEOR | • confiteor n. (Christianity, chiefly Roman Catholicism) A prayer, typically beginning “I confess to Almighty God…”… • Confiteor n. Alternative letter-case form of confiteor. • CONFITEOR n. (Latin) a prayer of confession of sins. |
| EIGHTFOOT | • EIGHTFOOT adj. measuring eight feet. |
| FIELDBOOT | • fieldboot n. A kind of riding boot with lacing at the vamp, traditionally worn by officers ranked "field grade" or higher. • field␣boot n. A type of walking boot. • FIELDBOOT n. a knee-length boot. |
| FLOODTIDE | • floodtide n. Alternative form of flood tide. • flood-tide n. Alternative form of flood tide. • flood␣tide n. The period between low tide and the next high tide in which the sea is rising. |
| FOETATION | • foetation n. Alternative form of fetation. • FOETATION n. the formation of a foetus in the womb, also FETATION. |
| FOLIOLATE | • foliolate adj. Of or pertaining to leaflets of a plant. • FOLIOLATE adj. composed of or relating to leaflets, also FOLIOLOSE. |
| FOOTERING | • footering v. Present participle of footer. • FOOTER v. to mess around aimlessly. |
| FOREPOINT | • forepoint v. (Transitive) To foreshadow. • FOREPOINT v. to foreshadow. |
| OOFTISHES | • OOFTISH n. (Yiddish) money, also OOF. |
| OUTOFFICE | • OUTOFFICE n. an outbuilding. |
| REFOOTING | • refooting v. Present participle of refoot. • refooting n. The act of supplying with a new foot. • REFOOT v. to replace the foot of. |
| SPOOFIEST | • spoofiest adj. Superlative form of spoofy: most spoofy. • SPOOFY adj. humorously satiric. |